Question Id : 18824 |
Context : UGC NET Computer Science Nov 2021 (Paper II)
If every requirement stated in the Software Requirement Specification $(SRS)$ has only one interpretation, then SRS is said to be
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An SRS is called unambiguous when every requirement has only one clear meaning. It means different readers should not interpret the same requirement in different ways. Correct SRS means requirements match actual user needs. Consistent SRS means requirements do not conflict with each other. Verifiable SRS means requirements can be tested or checked. Here, only one interpretation means unambiguous SRS.